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Sorry if this sounds a stupid question, what is deemed a landscape photo by definition? I need to supply a lanscape photo from the lake district, am I right in thinking it can include one of the lakes as it wouldn't be a seascape, or should it be land and no water?
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(sorry should have been in talk basics)
 
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Can be what you like. On channel fives how to take stunning photos, one of the landscape shots is looking up a building, with a drainpipe leading into the shot and some sky. Another was the guy sat with his legs over the edge of a ledge, looking at the floor, complete with legs in shot. Both are landscapes.

The trick is to get the best out of the landscape in front of you. AN urban landscape offers different opportunities than the Lakes will
 
sworks said:
am I right in thinking it can include one of the lakes as it wouldn't be a seascape, or should it be land and no water?
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Certainly a landscape shot can include a lake or even a reservoir as well as buildings. The Lake District is perfect for landscape photography, as any view or geographical feature would be classed as a landscape photograph, but by definition it really does cover a wide range of options.
 
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